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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-02
Opening of the Season.

WASHINGTON, May l The eastern
racing season will be formally opened by
the National Jocky Club on Tuesday next
at Ivy city. The stables are stocked
with good speedy horses, over 250 being
in training at the track grounds and the
track is in fne condition, and should the
weather be clear and favorable the meet
ing will be most brilliant and successful
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-02

The phrase dead-head came into use
first in theatrical circles, and was applied
to all such heads in the theatre as did not
pay for admission to the play. 1t then
passed into general use and became a
standard expression to designate persons
who demand and receive gratuities IN all
kinds Of business.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-02

The pension disbursements by the gov
eminent since the war closed are put
down at 1872, 7O7 900. The number of
pensioners on the rolls is now 562,8
The pension list of the United States for
the current year, amounting to S76,OO0,-
600, represents the interest at per cent.
of public debt Of over 50, SOC, 900, coo.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-02
At LongView.

Special to the Gazette.
LoNGvIEw, TEX, May IA splendid
rain, which was needed, fell yesterday
ever Pamela and portions of Risk, Gregg
and Harrison counties. To-day the sky
has had dull, heavy appearance, with
the temperature quite oppressive, signs
of q heavy storm soon to follow.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-02
POLITICAL NOTES.
At Coleman.

Correspondence of the Gazette
COLEMAN, TEX, April 29.-Last week
a mass meeting OF prohibitionists was
held here and organization perfected.
A chairman for each precinct was elected
and work has begun in earnest. The
ants are distributing "True Blue" liter
AZURE.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-02
At GrandVteW,
,ndence of the Gazette.

Correspondence of the Gazette.
GRANDvIEw, TEX, April 30.-We were
blessed with another good rain last night,
The storm wrecked some houses about
town and blew down a blacksmith shop
for " G. Davis.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-02

A rich vein of gold bearing buartz is
said to have been discovered near Allan
ia, Ga. Such discoveries are announced
so often that one wonders why every one
is now rich down there.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-02
at Walnut.
special to the Gazette.

OF%IOEsOs
MERIDIAN, TEX, May There was
quite blow at Walnut, in this county,
the night of April %. Several houses
were utterly demolished, but no lives were
lost. The damage is variously estimated
s from $500 to $1,000,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-02
At AlVaTRdO.
q nf the Ga2nffn

ALvARADo, TEX, April. 3O.-Another
glorious rain fell last night, filling the
branches and tanks. Farmers now feel
assured that they will have fine crops
this year.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-02
4 New Orleans Murder.

NEW ORLEANS, LA, May 1.-Denni'
Maher was shot and killed last night by
his son-in- law, Richard Greedy. Family
trouble is assigned as the cause of the
crime. The murderer was arrested.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-02
STATIONS.
At Waxahachie,

Correspondence OF the Gazette, ...
WAxAHACHIK, TEX, April 3O.--A light
rain fell here last night accompanied by
much wind and lightning.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-02
Base Ball.

ST. LOUIS, Mo, May I.-St. Louis,
IA; Cleveland, 10.
LOUISVILLE, KY, May Louisville,
8; Cincinnati, 4.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-02
INDICTED BALD KNOBBERS.
The Sons of a Prominent Baptist Evangelist
In Jail.

OZARK, Mo Msy 1.-The Bald Knob
bers, who considered their oath to that
society. Of more force than a legal obliga-
ton. are in another panic'since the grand
Jury Indicted John and William Mapes,
sons of a prominent evangelist Of Linn,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-02
WEATHER.. AND CROPS.
Further Reports of Kan-A Big Storm In
Minnesota
Coyeon Belt Weather l8ulIetins.

FonoNing is the the weather bull tins for the
cotton region. for stations given for twenty
four hours, ending 6 D. M, Nav |:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-02

Winter wheat is in better condition
now thsn it was last year at this time.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-03-27

Cdt Lake Trihpnc;-A wcst.sidc
woman weighing nul i0D pounds aud 2S
years old presented her husband with
trirlcte Saturday night. They weighed
twenty pounds two ounces. There wc,c
three distinct plnccntins with separate
cords weighing three aud onc.iOurIh
pounds. Tho children were all boys.
but the third, the best looking. was born
dead. DR.. 4. q. Ewing who attended
the case, says it had been dead one
week. which caused premature delivery.
The mother Ia much Frustrated but no
serious results ere expected.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-03-27

The Los Angeles Times occasionally
has them very bad-especiHlly when he
permits his mini to dwell too exclusive
~ on the future Of the orange-bowered
city, rs for examples:
Here shalt the American Homer sing,
aud the Raphael Of the future he born;
and here another Socrates, sitting be-
meath the orange and palm, dispense
the wisdom Of his philosophy; and here,
beneath the shadow OF the uplifted
mountains, shall the statesman OF the
future ennncihte the suhlimest princi-
pies Of n FREQ md sovereign people.
Swarmiug millions shall populate this
wide domain aud the star OF empire
shine gloriousiy above the western sky.
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\ ltrlIy VIM.

Another saloon is 20 be started in
town. Thee Is just exactly room for
onr more. nui II will save other saloon
propriciorH tho cNpcrlc Oi charging
th,ir establishments. in order 20 meet
heavy nnd rapidly increasing trade.
We congratulate the new proprietor on
His foresight in selecting Carson FOR n
saloon venture. 1t u only a wonder
that this promising field has not been
invaded long before. The saloon men
here are making money too rapidly, in
fact are nmRs,irg huge fortunes.
They may occasionally have 10 borrow
a few doilnr' 10 pry taxes, license. etc,
but that is because they nrc boarding
their Immense wealth 10 build WOODEN
mills with when LIKE Tahoe is tapped.
ILCaTson Index.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-03-27
From santa Cruz.

A letter from Mr.. S. S. Sears, dated
the 18th instant, brings the welcome
intelligence that his per.is.nnt search
for health has been rewarded-he hus
found it. Mr.. Sears has purchased a
cottage OF which lie will take possession
in about three weeks, and as soon 1 q he
gets Mrs. Hurt and little Frank settled
in their new home he will leave for
Exc. lie desires us to deal out his love
TO all the old boys in convenient chunks,
and hopes that Hank Keith may he re-
wnrded for his interesting letter by hav-
ing one Of his hind legs broken, and
commissions this writer to perform the
delicate operation. The commission
will he executed with n~en,ness and dis
patch Ms soon as nh opportunity offers.
The many friends of SIR. Sears will
6 pleased to welcome him once more
to the land Of sagebrush and jack rab-
hts.
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A Firm Dissolved.


From Perley's "Reminiscences.
John Holmes, although rude in speech
"nd NJ times vulgar, was the humorous
champion of the North. Ever OH the
watch for some unguarded expression
by II Southern Senator, no sooner would
one be uttered than he would pouuce
upon it and place the speaker in IL most
uncomfortable position. John Tyler
one day thought that he could annoy
MIR. Holmes, and asked him what had
become of that political firm once mem
toned in debate 10y John Randolph AS
''Jnmes Madison, Felix Grundy, John
Holmes and the Devil" Mr.. Holmes
rose Mt once. II will tell the gentle
man" said he, "what has become of the
firm. The first member is dead, the
second has gone into retirement, tho
third now addresses you, and the last
has gone over to The Nu,lifers, and is
now ~electioneering among the gentle
mans constituents. So the partner
ship is legally dissolved"
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I.M III.

J. NJ. Atkinson, OF Star Valley. came
down TIM morning from Dcc;h.
You viii ind something Ct interest
in the first column On THIS pngr.
Silver is po~ quoted at o.. cents per
ounce. which indicates an advance in
gold.
The weather turned quite cool last
uight. cold enough to iorm ice on water
exposed.
E!ko LolEe No. IL. ] o. O F.. holds
Angular meeting at their Ii,Il this
evening.
GOid.nson has SO far recovered from
his recent illness rs to appear IN Count.
aud his Trial is now in progress.
Miss Fannie Grant. who is teaching
the school at Fat Ililirck, came down
from lialieck on this mornings train.
Some delay occurring after We went
10 press yesterday afternoon, tie even
Ing train arrived here about one hour
late.
As California Vegetables will soon Ice
coming into market we have this advice
To ofIcr: DON'T cat stale q cumJcrs;
they will " up.
Farmers throughout the valleys are
iusily engaged preparing the ground
for seed Lmc, with the assurance tint
the harvest wi! follow.
&. G. Warner n Co. forwarded to-day
by Stokcr's team 1895 pounds m,rchun-
disc for Tuscarora. The ron IS being
very bad in somo places. tho team load.
ed light.
81 threw my love ut him and 1, hath
gone a+rty." sings Lille Drake ia nh
exchange. Let Lille he comforied by
the reflection that n Uomnn never
could throw anything straight.
There was an alarm OF fro nbont G
o'clock this morning, and quite II mum.
her OF citizens turned Out" TO find that
n passing freight train will, n hot box
whsthe extent Of the conlngration.
II. McAdains. proprietor of tho ORR
entail Saloon, under Masonic lJntl. set
out n magnificent lunch nj noon 10. day
which was pnitnkcn Of with relish 10y
numerous friends Of the proprietor. As
n caterer nnrye IL n success.
In n hitter 10 tho Times. Review. Mr..
j. W. Powell writes that b. IL located
Mt Todd. Placer county, California, and
states that the SNOW Inns disappeared.
the grass Il growing finely, almond trees
are IN bloom. roses building, etc.
II Is reported that Bismarck offered
Chris RCcklHri mn honorable and lucra.
tive State position II he would rcmnin
in Germany. hut Chris thanked him po.
1itely and said he preferred tho land 81
jack rabbits, IIumbOldtirou aud horned
LQda.
We have ocular evidence that tho re-
port that Ill Stokcr had run awoy with
another mans wife IL false. as lac Turned
up l"st evening all right, aud reports
that he'only took the lady home. which
Ia just what any first class gentleman
would do under similar circumstances
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-03-27
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
aEx HorrI-Bartlett L ostr.ieL.r.
Projectors. /.

o II Ballenger. Tuscarora; n T Stiles.
Dillon, Montana; Rob; Sknggs. Hi Sto-
ker. Jas Stnuts, A II Traver, Bullion;
Chris Baumbaek. G IL Brewer. La
mobile; Alfred II Nelson. ogder; VIM
Dunphy. S +; John Penhertiy, Truckee;
L Farrell, Battle Mountain.
A Dwight. Salmon River; Mrs E
Bray. w J Bray, Johnny Bray, Tusca-
rora; A MeGugor, A Pelueca. opher
Canyon; Ii G Smith & wife, Missouri;
Robt Sknggs, Bullion; L Tritt. Hunt
ington; J NJ Dorsey, Miss Lizzie Dor
seN, 1t Halleck; John Sullivan, Spruce
mont; Z Woodward, Jack Creek; NJ L
Hermhold. FL K~avanaugh, Mound; T
Cahiil, Lamoille; J II Mateer. Secret
Valley.
Ben Harris. Huntington; T L Irland,
Gregor Smith. S F; JF Barton & wife,
Chicago; Mrs Bridges. Tuscarora; + J
Long, L woodmausec. Salt Lake.
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New stock Company.

On the Sth inst. the Oasis Rtnch
Company, Of Toauo, Nevada, vas incor-
Porated in New York City with n capital
Of SGO.OOO for the purpose of growing
sheep. cattle and horses, mud dealing in
draft stations, Polled Angus and Gallo
way cattle and Mcrino rams. l.. G..
Hardy is President, II. X. Lyon Secre-
tary, a. l.. Kingsbury Treasurer aud L
G. Hardy Manager.
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DEPor HorEL-Clark x Green Proprie-
tors.

CP Fry, NJ Marks. S f; David Lind
say. Union; Robt Martin. Sprucemont;
Mrs u Michel, Hamilton; owen II
Porch, Huntington; 4 p Rose, n z
Rose, Paul Rose, Battle NTH; J A Moore
VIM i Crane, South Fork.
IL Young, joe Hennen, Pleasant
Valley; L franklin, J F BIedsoe, VIM
Steele. Idaho; Nat Cunningham, ] IL
Cunningham, Salt Lake City; Joe Mo
Gowen, Tuscarora; Geo Black, Nebras-
ka; Yves johnson, Toano.
AS Mercer, Cheyenne; L VI STRAIT
ton, Dennis Warner, New Hampshire;
Cal Wiley. LamoiIle.
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IFrom Wednesdays Daily.J
sALMAGUSDI.

Head what DR.. James +. Anderson
has to say in another column.
Reckhars d FrocIich have inst re-
ceiSed ten barrels fine Kentucky whis-
keys.
We ARE under obligations to Mr.. s. s.
Sears for copies of Santa Cruz news
pGpers.
Wiclders Of the paint brush nre busi-
" engaged in Frightening up the vari-
GUS business houses.
Observation-Disclosures r. +.
Hamill Of Nevada. II prosperous cattle
grover. El-o OF Humboldt Webs, is at
the Lick.
The Pio.he Record has just entered
upon its 3Jl volume. 1t is u COOL pa.
Per, AMI las our best wishes for lis
prosperity.
For tn" first time in n qrrrtcr Of IL
century Queen Victoria on last 5, turday
yi'i'ci II place Of public a,uusclnrnt
Long live the Queer!
The Examiner has in~aucrrnt-d a new
feature in the publication every Sunday
norning OF n piece OF tie Latest music
before il il placed on sale.
ES.rniurr:-The D,m9crhtS hall
tL!rty-scvrm seIis in IA. United States
Srnntr. with IL fighting chanc. for Rid.
dlcbcrger to maxi the conditions count
OF the Legislature of thirty eight
States, nineteen are Republican aud
nineteen axe Dmucrutic. There m.
twcnty.i"" Democratic, and sixteen Re
publican G~oy.lnors.
\ r,-idrut of Aikansaw tool; II trim
iutO hunstw ! Gently with tine Intention
o. settling AZ DruEiav. bat not lining
the climate Of that Stttr he vent to
Iezaw and located at Dallnw.
n Of the results Of the work of that
band o! lUuhti,s mi,mtmcd the Saliva
ton Army is found in Ia case Of Ms.
LaUrH Larsen, of Reno. wEo was driven
to insanity by th,ir mili ,trltions.
4. : Mercer, elitor e the CHEYENNE
Live Stock journal, stopped over in
tu"n yesterday. Nj. Mercer WIS the
Hr,t rEraiIvm, Of the Territorial Uni
y,r,.iy at Seattle, Washington Terri
tory.
I. J. Fr. NIX. ofEu!lion. came in YES.
'crd,y and returned to-day. H. sty-
the SHOW i m?tdty DIS pp-ariug from
that camp under the warm ray, II the
sun, and work in the miucS is progress
Ima with asii-inctu-y results.
General Chamberlain Of Maine nm.
other distinguished Union so!Hcr. de.
cltrrs Tia, the pT,a,!rut's veto If the
i".NS'nt Pension L'l is slpppl:ei Ly
the honest scu'imc"i Of the country.
There /, not really q doabi Olit.
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'' I"' .'"!'''' are
c~u'.ruvuuUg t. raise "a stake b. .,r-tiu.,
n EaccErr Nr.n,,ri,I Furi ILo.nI
better rn.ugr in SOMA l],ri,igg,r r,,.
r'oymrnt b. which they car c.rn IL,
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From Tuesdays Daily
0ALMAGUNDI.

MIR. and Mrs. j. ID. Bradley arrived
last evening from san francisco.
AsSemblymnn w. ]. Hanks passed
through this morning for Battle Noun
tain.
james Davis, former proprietor OF the
Eiko Flour Mills. arrived by last even.
iug's train.
There il n large number OF Indians in
town attending their annual fnrduugo.
which is held near the University huild.
ing.
The cigarette law does not take eject
until the lst Of Mny, - Tnjor!ty of the
State papers to tue contrary notwith.
Standing.
The Reno Gazette publishes the full
text Of the Governors nrssag, vctuing
the Lottery bill. 1t occupies nearly
tour columns Of that paper.
The Buffalo T12ryss propose rs IA
question for w"rhiugurcu: "Whicl is
best. Il vs. Of work aud nights Of rest:
Or, knights Of Labor aud Iays Of lille
hess"
Just received. a nice assortment Of
' '"'" IL E'''' u'N' collars
AM fancy shirts, Iad,ce' glove. etc. Mt
Remnants. Drop IN and tale IA took
AT them.
a i'N"'onH"'e London Doctor has
s'"it''d Of" ~ asserting t."st tight
'"c.hH Is " pubic benefit. IL takes
'"' uh~.S'n"Ha"'e Hr'uni that 1t causes
Tie Tools among women 10 die young.
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From Mondays Daily.l
RALMAGUNDI.

John u. Dorsey aud his daughter.
Miss Lizzie, are in town to-day.
Jelerson Hull. Assessor Of Lander
county, spent yesterday in town.
General Daniel L. sicklcs died at
his home in New York last Thursday.
IVES johnson. Of Tonno. came down
this morning and stopped over in town
today.
Senator Stanford and party passed
through yesterday morning ia the S.ua-
tors private car.
Tie Goidcuson trial Il still dragging
slowly along, being continued On Friday
until this morning.
Mr.. Ches. Woodward, Of Jack Creek.
cnmc down yesterday mud iya by this
mornings train for the west.
The jury in the Frrulcl case failed to
agree. were dischrrgrd hy the Count and
the prisoner rcu.anded to the custody Of
the Sheriff.
I. II. Goodman, General Passenger
Agent of the Central Pacific Railroad.
passed through yesterday morning for
Sab Fr uci.co.
n,
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away '"'
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""' ''"', P,""''i'''' democratic Jour-
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Miss i'nn'" Grant let On Saturlry
evening : Train :"r Iori iAI!"ck. On
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cleo, i. Miss Trifb II ,rlr.r ru.
daughter Of c II Andrew. one If fin.
OH, conf nrd iron m]illouuir,s.
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tool ,....in, ~ a.. 800,
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IFrom Thursdays Daily.C
sALnAGuNDl

from luis pi1cr 10 Ruby valley to-day.
lie has resided in Elko since last Oeto.
Der.
A private letter from General Irish
states that the report that he has been
re.Grpoiuted by the President is prema-
ture.
4 large number Of the native sons Of
the Golden West, Shoshones and ri.
utes. LETT on this mornings tram for the
West.
A dispatch from Washington says
that the President has appointed ThoI.
L. lInyGou, Of Reno. United States DIS
irIct Attorney for Nevada.
dow will the Interstate Commerce
law affect Indian travel over the Pacific
system If railroads? Free iransporta-
lion is Prohibited except 30 employees Of
the roads.
As q is always followed ny IL in the
English language, W lave often won
d"rrd why type founders 10 not c st gu
together. It wouil be IL great convent
euee to compositors.
The Virginia Chronicle errs in stating
that the bounty on ground sbuirrcl or
Gol her scalps is four cent each. The
Act provides a bounty Of one uud me
half cents each on sail animals.
The Picche Record says If our ladies
would "ti II little glue TO their white
wash ;hcic faces wouldn't look nearly
as s;rcakrd. The addition OF glue pre-
vsLiS the wlitcwash from rubbing OF.
rutherford Il. Hayes does no create
a grcut sensation when Le travels. lie
registered Mt u hotel in New Haven.
Conn, last week. auIi it was some hours
before any one noticed that AN cx Presi-
dent WAS IL the house.
W. ". Cole. the circus man, is not vet
forty, has bcru On the road with shows
:rom b.! hood, is rich, and neithrr
drinks, smokes, chcws nor swenrs. So
srysa floating paragraph. 1t may be set
LoYu rs another circus lie.
Niles City Stock Journll:-Wm. Co
tant las been confined to his apartments
al Tie AlaCgrcem House by IL very severe
attack of neuralgia, and Frank westcr.
vriGt has lccu IN Constant Attendance
upon him for over ten days.
NIX %chucn, Of Mountain City. cane
down yesterday 10y Stage from Tuscaro-
r. cu gouta for San Francisco. lie SAYS
the roads between TuScarprt and Noun
ttiy ClIv are in better condition now
than lac ever SAW tAcm at this season Of
the year.
man pamel Rooney, to whom n
f~or,U.e ut $3.50 0 had L.cm left by the
death Of his father in Iceland, has been
ionUd in Il Cincinnati hospital, wherr lac
w,H; w:th n i.,"r last Fail anil bad
Stage ~rcuGiM-l working for his board
nml 40 lying. as a iabUrcr.
A.. liy~bschmrn. proprietor OF the
Elk" Brc"cTy. is making u speciality OF
Gm" bottled beer Tor family use. Having
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sparkling.
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nmnnr the oil stiff. Of riccbo =. c,u.
| ors o., around i, mfrs. One s,;f, c.r-
cr,l'v tIs ,r,r, rnu.,,rI. a., a.. &C.,,
| poe. in mi vista tb. I,Jv will. ,h.
YOUNGER stiff rcm,ins ou,sid, End cold.
| shoulders flr c,ic.
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

" u $40 co
3 10
fo' amy peti'd under siT months. ole dollar
per month. Payable in advance.
Delivered by SAETier in Elko at =, ernts VICE,
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ADVERTISING RATES.

VIII De nads as low A. u cousistrut with
seuGd business pruciplss. Apply At tie u.
ncS ioG tsIms.
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Through the efforts Of G. S Young of
Nevada; aud Fred NJ. Campbell, Of Cal.
ifottta, quite n boom for California, ms
the place of meeting for the National
Educational Association in 1888, has
been worked mp. The following reso-
luton was unanimously adopted ut tho
closing session Of the National Depart
ment OF Superin,eudence:
Resolved, Thatit is the sense OF this
Convention that the best interests of the
Association will be served by holding
the session Of 1888 in San Francisco.
"The lies these ~confounded news
papers publish about me-" said IN an
cry politician, faro enough to make a
man sick -
you ought not 10 complain" was the
reply.
"Not complain because they publish
lies about me2'
ono; ccitiinly not. What II thoy
publish truths about your"
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been issued u now paper in New York
called the Evening Nan. in which occur
the following editorial paragraph:
'rrhiS IL the 18th Of March. aud ron.
acqucn,ly 81. Pntrick's Day. We doubt
IL Anybody cver before started II news.
paper on ~. fn,tick's Day, but II
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u day on which 60 d. II. We welcome
she hopeful nugury aud We will work it
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80 n yenr.